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Dendroica blackburniae.
L. Umbagog, Maine.
Dendroica blackburniae - June Bethel May 29-30 near Bethel, Me. 1871.
Dendroica blackburniae - Common. May 30-June 10, 1871.
" blackburniae - June 2. Abundant migration, not common after June 5.
Dendroica blackburniae - June 2 near Bethel, Me. 1872.
D. blackburn Aug 5 and 3rd shot - 13 June - 29 White - 31 rain-fall - 1874
June 9 noon in N of notch
May 26-28 1876/16, 23 & 24
D. blackburn May 16 1880 male - May 12 1881 female
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1895.
Dendroica blackburniae
September 19 17 in large mixed flock, Pine Point.
Anthus rubescens Sept. 20.
One day big a right wets on
Pine Pt. early wing. Mattie
Hill & women:
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Dendroica blackburniae
May 13 1/4, 14 2/5, 15 5/7, 16 3/4, 18 2/5 Pine Point } Gallinula
" 19 3/4 20 2/4 21 3/4
" 22 6/8 P 23 20/20 24 6/7 P 25 10/10
" 26 6/8 P 27 10/10 28 6/9 29 3/30 4/5 P 31 4/4 P
June 1 4/4 2 5/5 3 3/5 4 20/20 5 4/6 20/20 7 10/10
" 10 1/4 near Ballads
" 11 2/4 " Pine Point.
" 12 3/4 Cambridge River copy (3)
Birds as common about the head of
the Falls as it used to be in the '70's year
the Falls Down & elsewhere at the foot of
the Falls where only a very few remained
to breed this year (the destruction of the
upper timber explains the diminution here).
In the Pine Point & Wagon woods the greatest
numbers I generally distributed of the warblers.
June 2. Took nest 4 fresh eggs
" 6 " " 4 " "